Pathfinder RPG Ruleset

The changes to domains are only different abilities if I'm not mistaken. Like feats and other abilities they have to be added manually (or drag/dropped from a module) any way.

The extension is made to make use of the core differences, but as madman has expressed it is a work in progress.

Ah, seems I misread a bit...modules are not part of the extension, and any rule/spell/feat module you may have will not be changed with the extension. They have to be updated separately.
I know there is a spells module for Pathfinder available made by Steev42, but it is for the beta rules. You can find it here https://www.2d12.com/category/site-news/downloads/

So the "D20 Basic Rules" resource in the library is not part of the Pathfinder extension, but rather a part of the D20_jpg ruleset, right?

Neither, it is a separate module that came with Fantasy Grounds, but can be used with any ruleset that has uses d20..(technically rulesets that has d20 in it's name)

You can see your modules in the module folder in the application data folder of Fantasy Grounds.

Community/fan made rulesets generally do not include the actual rules of the game, but rather the framework that allows you to play more smoothly on FG with them.

(Nevermind)

Thanks for this! I'm looking to run some Pathfinder Society modules online and I needed this extension. Pathfinder Society Online Google Group I sent out a message there the other day to see who had Fantasy Grounds there and only got one response. I'd like to see more people on that group who use FG, so join up and drop me a line and I'll use this extension to run some PFS stuff. We can really put the extension to the test and give feedback.

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Originally Posted by kwixson

Thanks for this! I'm looking to run some Pathfinder Society modules online and I needed this extension. Pathfinder Society Online Google Group I sent out a message there the other day to see who had Fantasy Grounds there and only got one response. I'd like to see more people on that group who use FG, so join up and drop me a line and I'll use this extension to run some PFS stuff. We can really put the extension to the test and give feedback.

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I'm very interested in trying PF Society online using FGII. I'll check out your Google group later to express my interest there as well. I haven't played any of the scenarios yet... I'm assuming you'll be starting with Season 1?

Nevermind, it was a dumb question. I totally forgot that the lite licenses do not support local rulesets. Time to upgrade!

<<<I have a second license (lite) and am trying to install the Pathfinder extension for it. But when I install the D20_jpg ruleset, it does not show up on the "manage characters" list of ruleset options. D20 shows up, but no D20_jpg. Is this a problem with the lite license, or am I forgetting a step?

I'm sorry if I'm retreading noob territory again, but between the holidays and two complete computer failures and rebuilds/reinstalls, I haven't had a chance to look at this stuff in about 3 months.

Thanks for any help,>>>

Joey

Read through the thread but the link to the ruleset seems broken. Can someone point me in the right direction?

Thanks.

here is the pathfinder extension if you want it

Chris

Hey, guys!

This may not be a question specific to Pathfinder, but here's my dilemma:

I have a monk character, and I'm trying to figure out a way to list his flurry attack (which works exactly like the Two Weapon Fighting Feat, except it also gives a bonus to BAB) on his combat sheet. When it try to put it in as a weapon and give it 2 attacks, it automatically calculates the bonuses but uses the heavy penalties for normal double attacking and does not apply the special BAB bonus. The problem is, I can't seem to manually adjust the entry on the combat page to adapt it.

I am thinking that I may have to specially construct a customized roll on my hotkey bar when I get into the game, but is that the only way to get around this (other than simply rolling a die and manually adding modifiers and such)?

Hope this is clear enough, and as always thanks for any help.

Joey